One platform, configured to the requirements of your sector.
Manual operations look different in every industry. The platform underneath stays the same: guidance, validation, inspection and production data on one software core.
Where manual work meets sector requirements
Every manufacturing sector still depends on manual work: picking, assembly, tightening, wiring, packaging and inspection. What differs is the pressure on that work. Automotive lines contend with variants and takt time, electronics with small parts and frequent changeovers, aerospace and medical devices with configuration control and evidence.
Arkite addresses these requirements with one platform. The same server, workflow engine and integrations are used in every sector. What changes is the validation depth, from Arkite GUIDE to Arkite VALIDATE to Arkite VISION, and the systems Arkite connects to.
Choose your industry
Automotive
Mixed-model lines, sequenced parts and safety-critical joints.
High-Tech & Electronics
High mix, low volume and high precision, including PCB assembly.
Aerospace & Defense
Configuration control and evidence for every unit.
Medical Devices & Life Sciences
Controlled processes and per-unit records.
Machinery, Equipment & Appliances
Rare variants, critical sequences and knowledge retention.
Electrical equipment and control cabinets
Built-to-order cabinets and panels, with guided mounting and wiring per configuration.
Logistics and kitting
Kitting centres, aftermarket and packing operations, picked and packed right per order.
Compare sector requirements
Typical requirements per sector. Every project starts from your own process and data.
| Automotive | High-tech & electronics | Aerospace & defense | Medical devices | Machinery & equipment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production profile | Mixed-model, sequenced, short takt | High mix, low volume, frequent changeovers | Low volume, long cycles, high value | Validated processes, controlled change | High mix, some variants built rarely |
| Main manual risk | Wrong variant parts, missed torque stages | Similar small parts misplaced or missed | Wrong revision or missed step in long sequences | Deviation from the released procedure | Lost knowledge, routing and sequence errors |
| Typical integrations | MES, PLC, smart tools | MES, conveyor control, scanners | ERP or database, scanners, smart tools | MES, ERP or quality system, database | ERP, scanners, smart tools |
| Evidence required | Steps and torque values per serial number | Components and steps per board | Full record per unit, with snapshots | Per-unit record for the device history record | Process confirmation per order |
| Common starting level | Arkite VALIDATE | Arkite VALIDATE or Arkite VISION | Arkite VALIDATE or Arkite VISION | Arkite VALIDATE or Arkite VISION | Arkite GUIDE or Arkite VALIDATE |
ERP decides what to build. MES decides when. Arkite tells operators how, in every sector.
Build the business case on your own production data.
The business case for Arkite is built on your own production data. A pilot workstation is the most reliable way to validate these assumptions in your own environment before a wider rollout.
- Current error, scrap and rework rates, and the cost per defect
- Labor cost and cycle times
- Number of new operators trained per year and time to full competency
- Number of product variants and frequency of changes
- Cost of quality escapes and customer complaints
Discuss the requirements of your sector
Tell us about your products, variants and quality requirements. We will show how Arkite would fit your manual operations.
- A specialist replies to you personally
- We look at your process, products and systems
- Together we define a first pilot workstation